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11/13/2008 1:32 pm. These are the same pajamas I wore in the hospital with Erin. Whoops...
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1:33 pm Erin was very eager to hold her new sister.
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It's been tough, because she had a very bad cold last week, and so we've been much more restrictive about her access to Ingrid than we might otherwise be.
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It's doubly frustrating for Erin, because she promises to be careful, and still isn't allowed to do things (well, she's 3 1/2 -- she's just not coordinated enough to be as careful as she intends to be).
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11/14/2008 7:41 Without all of the different traumas that happened with Erin's birth, nursing is going much better, and has been from the beginning. Apparently, those 2 hours I was in recovery, Ingrid was busy explaining to Jack that she was born hungry, and what was he going to do about it?
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11/14/2008 8:37 My appetite came back immediately -- I was starving the day of the surgery, and they let me eat a regular dinner. Then I made Jack bring me food in the middle of the night. Then I continued to devour everything in sight for the duration.
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11/14/2008 Ingrid wasn't the only one to get presents.
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11/15/2008 They say you heal faster if you walk. So Erin and I took a (very short) walk.
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11/15/2008 Me and my girls.
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11/15/2008 Foreshortened again.
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11/16/2008 Packing up to go home!
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11/16/2008 You still look a lot like you're pregnant after the baby is born. Except this really hurts.
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